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September Birchbox

I have said this a number of times, but I LOVE getting mail. Whether it is a letter from my best friend, birthday cards, or my Birchbox, I always get excited when I see something in the mail that isn't a bill. Those aren't fun, let's face it!

This month was stellar, and they gave me products that I will definitely use, and can’t wait to try out! Like always, once I use these products enough, I will definitely give you my thoughts.  Here’s what was in my box this month!

Harvey Prince| Ageless Liquid Loofa: I am such a HUGE fan of Harvey Prince fragrances, that I am so excited to try this! It has a clean scent, and not overpowering at all!

Macadamia Professional| Healing Oil Spray: This is said to block UV rays, and be quick absorbing. I am excited to try this, because you know I love me some hair products!!

Mereadesso| All In One Moisturizer: This is an "anti-aging day/night cream, serum, eye cream, toner, and primer" in one. With all of that, it had better be good!!

Pixi| Shea Butter Lip Balm: I received the shade honey nectar. This feels moisturizing, and is tinted just enough to give me some sheen on my lips.

Temptu| S/B Highlighter in Champagne Shimmer: During the upcoming holiday season I can definitely see myself using this! This is a liquid shimmer that will give you an all over glow.

This was a nice treat!
The Birchbox find this month was from Chapstick! (Mandii likes it when she gets 2 lip products in her box!) Chapstick Hydration Lock Day and Night. This is a dual ended stick that has SPF 12 for the daytime and different types of "plant butters, antioxidants, and tamanu oil" to repair lips overnight.

Overall, this month was SPECTACULAR! If you haven't jumped on the Birchbox train yet, you can use my referral link to sign up!

What kinds of treats did you get in your Birchbox this month? I'd love to know! Go ahead, leave me a comment!



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